Prismana eggs from RV trips: dispatch and inheritance

RV expeditions are passive. You deploy an Aniimo as a travel spirit, it goes off on its trip, and it can return with an egg. That egg can be a Mysterious Egg or an egg of the travelling Aniimo's own species, and at more advanced levels the trip can return a Prismana egg.

So Prismana eggs are not an opening reward. They are something RV trips grow into. Prismon eggs also show up among the passive rewards RV expeditions can give.

There is a second route through the same system. The RV park produces eggs, and submitting a Prismana there gives you an egg that may hatch a Prismana. The RV guide covers the parks themselves; for this page, what matters is that both routes reward you for owning a Prismana already.

Family is guaranteed. Eggs returned from expeditions always match the family or evolution line of the deployed Aniimo. You never send one creature out and get an unrelated one back.

Species is likely but not promised. An egg from an RV trip hatches into a member of the same family and most likely the same species. Expect a relative at worst, and usually the creature you sent.

That makes dispatch a targeting tool. If you want eggs of a particular line, put a member of that line on the trip. Fulmintis is a good example: it can be obtained from eggs, and farming RV trips is one of the ways to do it.

Beyond family, a trip egg has a chance to inherit the form and mutations of the parent Aniimo. That covers both things players chase. Prismana form can carry over, and so can Sparkling mutations.

The key word is chance. A Prismana or Sparkling creature sent on an expedition has a chance to return an egg of the same variant, not a certainty. Some trips will come back with an ordinary egg of the right family, and that is normal.

What you control is the odds. Sending a Prismana Aniimo raises the chance of a Prismana egg. A plain Aniimo can still bring one back from a passive dispatch, but a Prismana on the trip is the better bet every time.

Put those rules together and you get a loop. Sending a Prismana Aniimo on RV trips can yield another Prismana of the same species, so one Prismana becomes a way to get more of them over time.

The practical approach is patience rather than tricks. Keep your Prismana on the road, collect what comes back, and hatch it. Family is locked in, species is probably the same, and each trip is another roll at the Prismana form.

If you care about Sparkling mutations too, the same logic holds. Send the creature that already has what you want, because inheritance can only pass on what the travelling Aniimo carries.

05Where to start

If you own a Prismana, keep it on RV trips. Each egg it brings back belongs to its family, probably its species, and has a better chance of being Prismana than anything a plain Aniimo returns. Hatch what comes back and keep sending it out.